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DrySnap Vinyl Ceiling Panels (REPLACEMENT CONTRACTOR Magazine)

Turn previously unusable areas under existing decks into covered outdoor living or storage spaces with DrySnap. Vinyl ceiling panels comprise the below-deck, flush-mount ceiling drain system, directing runoff away from the space. The five-component system easily snaps together. Specially designed brackets eliminate problems with inconsistent joist spacing. Suitable with any of the maker's decking products. 800.426.8430.

Building Products Top 100: Deck Water Diversion System (BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine)

Dek Drain. Constructed from a pliable commercial rubber membrane in black or white, this water diversion system captures rain water that drips through the deck surface and directs it toward the gutter system for drainage. Top-side products are used for new construction, while the Dek Drain Underside system is designed for existing decks and is installed on the bottom of the deck joists. 866-335-3724.

Decking (REMODELING Magazine)

The latest in decking.

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TimberTech DrySpace Wins MVP Award (ebuild)

TimberTech DrySpace reigns victorious as a recipient of Building Products' 2006 Most Valuable Product (MVP) Award, for the contractor-recommended and revolutionary deck drainage system. A new building product ideal for second-story decks, DrySpace collects the water that falls between the gaps in the planks and channels it away, leaving a dry and functional space below.

TimberTech Announces New 25-Year Limited Warranty (ebuild)

The TimberTech composite decking and railing solutions warranty program has been extended from a 10-year warranty to a 25-year limited warranty. The new warranty applies to all TimberTech materials sold on or after January 1, 2005. TimberTech is inherently low-maintenance and will be dependable. The TimberTech warranty guarantees against material defects in workmanship and materials.

Gaining Space (REMODELING Magazine)

Using deck drainage systems, remodelers can create outdoor living spaces beneath elevated decks.